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During the 2022-2023 season, Trinity Laban’s students have featured in prestigious London productions, acting and dancing alongside the biggest stars of the theatrical stage.

Our magnificent Musical Theatre Alumni continue to grace the greatest stages after graduating with Musical Theatre degrees from Trinity Laban.

We are delighted to welcome Matt French, John Roberts, Matt Skelton, James Turnbull, and Matthew Lewis to TL's roster of distinguished artists and educators as members of the Music faculty professorial staff.

Composer, pianist, academic, author and broadcaster Professor Peter Dickinson (1934 - 2023) sadly passed away in June aged 88. Professor Dickinson was a former Governor and Honorary Fellow of Trinity College of Music, and a valued member of our musical community.

Introducing Kaleidoscope, a groundbreaking new initiative celebrating the work of Black British composers and Black musical artists in Britain.

Part of the 2023 EFG London Jazz Festival, this show will transform the Grade II-listed Shoreditch Town Hall into a vibrant cabaret venue to mark the sixtieth anniversary of the album.

Congratulations to Jake Phillips, the winner of this year's Trinity Laban Saxophone Competition, and Steph Barker who was awarded a highly commended!

We were delighted to welcome A.R. Rahman to Trinity Laban this week. His visit followed a headline show at the O2 on Saturday 30 September, his first London performance in six years.

Second year MFA in Dance Leadership and Community Practice student, Carolyn Bolton, has been appointed Creative Director of ENBYouthCo.

Junior Trinity student Atharv Gupta, aged 14, is a winner in this year's BBC Young Composer Lower Junior category.

Eliana Echeverry has been named as one of five London Philharmonic Orchestra's Young Composers for 2023/24, a programme which supports the progression of talented young orchestral composers.